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Victory Center for the Performing Arts
2235 Winkler Avenue, Fort Myers, FL
- Gary Waldman talks about the incident that led to him being on the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers Strike List. (9 minutes, 16 seconds)
- Gary Waldman talks about closure of the Atlantis Playhouse. (2 minutes, 19 seconds) (2.1MB .mp3 file)
- Gary Waldman talks about casting Equity actors. (2 minutes, 51 seconds) (2.6MB .mp3 file)
- Gary Waldman talks about the lawsuit and judgment from George Michael of Independence Seafoods. (46 seconds) (724K .mp3 file)
- Gary Waldman talks about the incident with the cast of "The Life" at the Wilton 26th Street Theater in Wilton Manors. (8 minutes, 41 seconds)
- Gary Waldman talks about the sponsorship of The Victory Center for the Performing Arts by Victory Layne Chevrolet. (1 min, 40 seconds) (1.5MB .mp3)
- Read the incident report from the Wilton Manors Police Department dated March 26, 2009
- Default final judgment and other legal documents for Shoppes of Atlantis vs. Jamison Troutman and Gary Waldman, dated March & May 2005
- Eviction order for Garden Street Playhouse - David and Deborah Cederquist vs. Sandy Gee III Productions, dated April 2008
- Default final judgment of Music Theatre International vs Jamison Troutman & Garjam Inc., dated November 2008
- Final judgment of George Michael vs. Larry Waldman, Gary Waldman and Jamison Troutman, dated January 2010
As Gary Waldman and Jamison Troutman struggle to refashion an abandoned movie theater in Fort Myers into The Victory Center for the Performing Arts, a string of lawsuits and shuttered ventures in at least four other counties may signal defeat for the project before the first curtain rises.
Waldman and Troutman arrived in Fort Myers this spring, leasing the vacant Edison Park 8 Cinemas across Winkler Avenue from Edison Mall. They hope to turn the space into a Broadway-style theater with a main stage, an Off-Broadway performance space and a restaurant bar/lounge.
It's been rough from the start.
"We were sabotaged from the minute we got here," said Waldman, the producing artistic director of The Victory Center. "The first day I ran an ad in the newspaper that I paid for ... we started getting phone calls immediately from Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre - how dare we run an ad without speaking to them and meeting with them first and who do we think we are?
"We just laughed it off and let it go. Then all of a sudden I start getting phone calls from all over the world. Everybody is being contacted."
That's a different story than the one told by their potential cross-town theatrical competition.
"I personally called the box office number listed to find out if the phones were being answered. The phone was answered and I hung up," said Will Prather, owner and executive producer of Prather Entertainment Group, the parent company of Fort Myers' Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. "All I was doing was calling to verify that there was a box office up and running."
His only other contact, he said, was one e-mail with Waldman.
Miami landlord Jay Suarez said Waldman's and Troutman's lease includes only the old theater, not the vacant space next door that once housed Cachet Bar and Grill. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed, although Waldman said he signed a 21-year lease on the property.
"They were trying to get the restaurant (the old Cachet) but that did not materialize," Suarez said. "They're a good couple of guys. I checked them out before we signed the lease."
Waldman said plans for the adjoining space are up in the air, but the lounge - which will extend all the way down the old lobby of the movie theater - will still open this summer or fall.
"That's a totally separate thing," Waldman said.
The Victory Center for the Performing Arts website (victorycenterfortheperfarts.com) also promotes LAZ Restaurant and Lounge, with $22 lobster and an upscale menu.
Victory Layne Chevrolet, just down the block from the Victory Center for the Performing Arts on Winkler, previously had signed on as the title sponsor for the new venture. But its logo and sponsorship information was removed from the Victory Center for the Performing Arts website as of April 27. (See screenshot)
Repeated phone calls to Victory Layne Chevrolet to find out why weren't returned.
"I'm sure that's gone," Waldman said, noting this development came after a News-Press article on the business partners. "I just think right now if I were them, I wouldn't want my name on this company." (AUDIO: Waldman talks about Victory Layne sponsorship)
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- Articles of Incorporation: July 6, 1998 - The Drama Center, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Inforporation: July 20, 1999 - N.B. Singing, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Aug. 6, 1999 - Wilton Playhouse, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Jan. 9, 2001 - Club Cosmopolitan, LLC. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Sept. 27, 2002 - Atlantis Playhouse, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: March 10, 2005 - Florida Musicals, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: July 1, 2005 - GARJAM, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Jan. 2, 2007 - The Arthur & Irvin Corporation (Mississippi)
- Articles of Incorporation: June 29, 2007 - The Irvin & Arthur Corporation (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Oct. 16, 2007 - Sandy Gee III Productions, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Sept. 22, 2008 - BAI Productions, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Jan. 29, 2009 - Wilton Theater, Inc. (Florida)
- Articles of Incorporation: Sept. 17, 2009 - Basiq Entertainment, Inc. (North Carolina)
- Articles of Incorporation: March 10, 2010 - Basiq Entertainment of Florida, Inc. (Florida)
The Victory Center for the Performing Arts is the latest in a string of Waldman and Troutman ventures that stretch back more than a decade.
Many eventually have landed in court.
Waldman and Troutman have founded - together and separately - at least 12 businesses in Florida since 1998. Eight of those firms were dissolved within 15 months for failing to file even one annual report with the state.
One, the Atlantis Playhouse in Palm Beach County, filed two annual reports but it too was dissolved by the state in September 2005.
In addition to the string of dissolved businesses, Waldman and Troutman have left a trail of lawsuits in at least four Florida counties.
Theatrical licensing giant Music Theatre International sued Troutman, then doing business as Garjam Inc., in Palm Beach County over unpaid royalties. MTI was awarded a total of $13,669.66, court documents show. MTI declined to comment on the lawsuit or whether the judgment had been paid. (View court documents)
George Michael, former owner of Independence Seafoods in West Palm Beach, sued Waldman, Troutman and now-defunct BAI Productions Inc. in Palm Beach County for repayment of a loan. Michael was awarded $12,908.45 plus costs in January 2010, court documents show. Michael said he hasn't been paid. (View court documents)
"We sued them and they don't pay their bills," Michael said. "If you loan them money, they don't answer the phone. Hell of a way to go through life but that's what they are. I found out they stuck people all over the place doing the same thing."
Waldman said he couldn't address the judgment for Michael.
"I have no idea. I don't handle the money," Waldman said. "It could very well be that he loaned money, his own money. ... I'm the artistic director. I don't pay the bills. I honestly don't know." (AUDIO: Gary Waldman talks about the lawsuit and judgment from George Michael of Independence Seafoods)
Waldman and Troutman also were sued in Palm Beach Circuit Court by the Shoppes of Atlantis, landlords for the pair's Atlantis Playhouse. An eviction order was issued in March 2005 and a final judgment, awarding the landlords $60,336.01 for unpaid rent and attorneys fees, was issued in May 2005, court documents show. (View court documents)
"That was the Atlantis Playhouse. That place went out of business. I take full credit for that. Guilty as charged. We went out of business. We could not pay the bills," Waldman said. "We did not have a show running at the time. We closed in between shows."
"Like any other business that's doing badly, we closed. We didn't break any laws. We broke our lease and we got sued for it." (AUDIO: Gary Waldman talks about closure of the Atlantis Playhouse)
David and Deborah Cederquist sued in Escambia County (Pensacola) to recover rent for the Garden Street Playhouse, a theater Waldman and Troutman operated under the name Sandy Gee III Productions in 2007-08. (View court documents)
The pair's show in Pensacola, a Paul Simon revue "The Sounds of Simon," opened after delays in February 2008. An eviction order for the property was issued in April 2008 and the building turned back over to the landlords.
"The landlords did a ton of work on the building without permits before they rented the empty space to us," Waldman said. "When we applied with the city to turn the space into a 100-seat black box, they came down on the entire building.
"The city let us put on 'Simon' but wouldn't let us put on anything else until all issues were settled."
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Waldman and Troutman chose the Edison Park 8 property for their new venue and rented it under the name of Basiq Entertainment of Florida, a for-profit company formed in March 2010.
This is the second Basiq Entertainment formed by the pair in eight months; North Carolina-based Basiq Entertainment Inc., with Waldman as president, was incorporated in September 2009.
"I was told that there was some really great talent here and this was a great place to work," Waldman said. "And when I found this venue, I figured it was a terrific venue, I certainly wasn't escaping anything as it's been made out to be."
Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre and the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, managed by Professional Facilities Management, are the two main for-profit performing arts venues in Southwest Florida.
In contrast, nearly all other performing arts groups in Collier and Lee counties - from the Philharmonic Center for the Arts to the Naples Players to the Royal Palm Players on Boca Grande - are nonprofit 501(c)3 corporations.
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Shows that Waldman has directed, produced and gotten to stage have received positive notices.
The Barry Manilow revue "I Write the Songs," staged at the Atlantis Playhouse, received a glowing review in the Boca Raton News in January 2004.
"The Sounds of Simon" garnered the quote "And I loved it," from a Pensacola critic in March 2008.
A 2004 production of "The Life" at the Atlantis Playhouse ran for eight months and received nine Carbonell Award nominations, South Florida's theatrical Oscars.
Phil Hinton, the musical director of the Victory Center for the Performing Arts, who has worked with Waldman since 1997, describes his experience with the pair as "a lot of fun and very creative."
"I have always been treated extremely well and have always been paid," said Hinton, who said he has worked on nearly 20 Waldman productions.
"A couple of times, when things had got bad, they have been unable to pay me but, as soon as they were up on their feet again they have always settled up with me; not that it was ever a huge amount," he said.
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Waldman just wants to put the past behind him and create great art in Southwest Florida.
"I have such high hopes for this space ... it affords me great opportunity to do everything I dream of doing," he said. "I can have a great, crowd-pleasing hit running in one theater, and a dream piece in rehearsal across the hall; I have been so excited by this for months and this weekend it was like someone dropped a safe on my head."


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Perhaps you can help me. Freeman Kenyon's wife was buried at Mt Hope Cemetery, Worth, Cook, Illinois. What cemetery is that? I don't see a Mt Hope in Worth.
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Alice was indeed the second wife of my greatgrandfather H.P.Montgomery It was his second marriage and her third. There is a story to explain why she is not buried with H.P. and the rest of his family. According to legend some part of her family did not approve of her marriage to H.P. and when she died had her buried in an unmarked grave. Supposedly she was later moved to her current resting place.
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On Stilwell's steps..Jean Munroe, U. Les Stilwell, me, Nola S [Hodgdon, ME]
Aunt Jean Munroe, Uncle Les Stilwell, Karen Hannigan, Nola Stilwell [m. Bates] in Hodgdon, ME. Mom must have taken the photo; Aunt Cora must've been in the kitchen or refused picture...Aunt Cora was a Merritt. Jean is my half-aunt as was Dad's half-sister. Nola married Donald Bates.


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Our baby girl, Miss "Lulu", arrived April 16, and we are still debating the name! My son called her Lulu while in my belly and it stuck. It has become her nickname. We have several names we like, but just cannot decide. Also, we continue to come up with new names rather than crossing them off the list. My husband is just a little picky... I guess I am, too. He is from Belgium and so a name has to sound good pronounced in French and not have some strange meaning for his culture. I guess we like less common names, but not far out names. We tend to steer clear of names in the top 10 lists, because we do not want her to have a name that three other kids might have in her class.
Our son, 2 1/2, is named Orlando Jayden Rainey. We had a hard time choosing a name for a boy and finally agreed on his name about 10 days after he was born. :-) It drove our family crazy.
We are not in a panic; we enjoy getting to know our daughter's personality and her looks to help us find a fitting name. We have narrowed it down to the following names: Alicia (pronounced in French Ah-lee-siuh) but I also like the English pronunciation, Lauren (Lulu would be a fitting nickname), Celine, Julianna, Ashley, Jasmine, Chloe and Madeline.
The names I considered and rejected are: Grace, Leah, Lucinda, Sophia (too common, Unfortunately), Jordan ( she looks too feminine for this name), Severine (might not sound so great in English), Allegra, Marisol (in English it sounds terrible), Aleah. My husband's rejected picks are: Alix, Caroline, Chloé, Hazel, Helen, Ivy, Katja, Lola, Morgane, Sophia, Sylvie, Vivian, Violette, Zoé.
We are thinking of having two middle names for our daughter as well: Zénobie Anne (a family name and Anne after our mothers, Diane and Annie).
Any input appreciated.
Names like Louise, Louisa, Luella, Luanna, Lucie, Lucia, Lucienne, Lucianna, Lucille, and Lucilla spring to mind because of the nickname Lulu, but I assume you've already considered and rejected all of those in the last couple of weeks. I'll put a poll over to the right with your finalists.
Poll results (265 votes total):
Alicia: 32 votes, roughly 12%
Lauren: 93 votes, roughly 35%
Celine: 25 votes, roughly 9%
Julianna: 71 votes, roughly 27%
Ashley: 4 votes, roughly 2%
Jasmine: 4 votes, roughly 2%
Chloe: 18 votes, roughly 7%
Madeline: 18 votes, roughly 7%
Name update 05-27-2009! V. writes:
Well, it took about three weeks but we finally settled on Lauren Zénobie Anne and it suits her! (though I have to admit I hesitated when I hit the confirm button when ordering her birth announcements) :-D
Thank you to you and your bloggers for your great suggestions. It's been fun!


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Did Shannon's Limo have an open bar ?
What a cool looking Pimp...
Sunday I drove down to the Portland Blues Festival with my brother Shannon Love, or should I say I was in the back of Shannon's Limo with Blues Boss and Mary McPage. We were watching an Elvis movie on the way down, Viva Las Vegas with Ann Margaret. Next thing I knew, we were there. Sunday we saw performers like Mia Vermillion, Buddy Guy, Curtis Salgado, Miriams Well.
A Blues Boss photo before we left.
Guess who was invisible and who was asked to be in pictues. Everywhere we went, people were coming up to say hi to my brother his his white pimp outfit. Yes, we're related. I think.
Terry in black and Shannon in white. Brothers. I'm the smart one. At least that's my story.
Very nice.
Did Shannon's Limo have an open bar ?
What a cool looking Pimp...
Theory only works perfect in a vacuum.
Cyber Security Protection for Windows C:\ > WWW.WinForce.Net
Yes, Very Pimp.........
Blues Brothers


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O but mrmohs is having a crisis!
I couldn't find the Morrison Hotel !
Got plenty of Hard Rocks
But the Café is closed apparently
I been in Boston on a Ship of Fools
Again harps
difficult subject
Yes, Jim had plenty vision
He saw deep
back /\ ahead
He wrestled mightily to deliver his vision
And wrestle is the right word
Cobra on my left
Leopard on my right
lots of faith in the individual
In that vision-- that we could break free
That why I like the Lords
Notes on Vision
Ahhh, Mrmohs, I love the way someone gives you the ball, and you run with it...That's so great. Here's the next play. I noticed you and Coralie are onto Ship of Fools. Another one of my favorites. Well, let's just say they all are my favorites. There are so many signs in that song alone telling us of the serious damage man is doing to this country. The more I listen to Jim's words, it never fails, I always hear something new, and get so awed at how so far ahead of his time he was. It's almost as if he was sent here to warn us about things to come, and sadly enough not enough people listened.
Ah Ha
A Doors Synchronicity!
I was thinking that ship
today is a good day
to take those good trips
Dead, Seger, Plant, Doors
Spanish galleons take me away
Set sail, you Philosophers Poets !
Jim was an excellent swimmer & the "ship of fools"-scene of A FEAST OF FRIENDS is great.
Along came Mister Goodtrips
Looking for a new ship
Come on, people, better climb on board
Yeah, climb on board
Ship's gonna leave ya far behind
Climb on board
I've got three ships and sixteen men
A course for ports unread
I'll stand at mast, let north winds blow
'Til half of us are dead
Land Ho!
ontologically immaculate
w/plenty of precison
Singing songs of shady sisters and
old time liberty
Songs of love and songs of death and
songs to set men free
there seems to be something wild-child-like in LAND HO. seeking genuineness and truth, something ontological.
Thanks for the support
Its a difficult subject
and to easy to say something totally stupid.
Yet have given it a lot of thought
and feel I have the history, spirit,
life experience to add some thing intelligent
But perhaps not the writer on the storm skills!!
Nontheless I have another thing-I been contemplating
In Doors music, especially Jim lyrics and projection
I get a real sense of existential alienation
something wrong.. something not quite right...
w/ the historical culture, people, life as lived
It what attracted me to the music
and as stayed with me for 40 years.
I would say that there is a real sense of: were here alone,
like a dog without a bone and what can we make of ourselves
beyond what the status quo wants? Philosphically speaking a
Nietzschean, Sarteian, Heideeeger exitsential sort of thing.
Yet, when I read Jim personal poetry
I detect a sense, a longing, for a creator being.
More than a longing-- a belief in that ideal.
A strong agnostic belief leaning toward
more certainity than the obverse.
Now it would seem like in the music
the public pronuncement of Jim
was of exoterical kind
and in the personal poetry
a esoterical ideal
is revealed.
Well all the above may just be rhetorical musing
from a shipwrecked Doors soul on the
"for better or for worse"
That is the question.
ah there is a more serious question asked here
Doors Destininy
Morrison Fate
as I grow older I get less sure about the whole issue
I'm pretty sure Jim wanted to move in another direction
but the train was moving to fast
Plus, Jim may of had fatalistic outlook on life?
Not that it could cause an early occurence
but it may be easiar to accept it-
if that how the rock rolls
Many young'n never think they'll live pass 27
A few dont-and many go on to live boring disaterous lives
But hey were breathing!
All I'm pretty sure of is that his poetry
& vision is so succint that it would take others
many lives to accomplish his insights.
For better or for worse
This is not the last word
but its last one I got right
That thought as crossed my mind many times, harps.
You expressed it so clearly
IF there was a rift between the Admiral & Son
this could have been nod and offering.
Its hard to believe of any seaworthy man not
appreciating its woosey sea leg whaler largess
rhythm waves
open seas
adventure ahead~~~
'ala Moby Dick.
Land Ho!
Then you got me thinking a whole nother angle.
The unversal themes of Fire Earth Water Air
Could this have been the Doors nod
to the aqueous element?
Or Horses Latitude?
When the still sea conspires!
Fire is obvious
What about the Earth element?
Not To Touch the Earth ?
Not to see the sun
No thing left to do
Let's Run !
Typing class 101
And What about Air?
Riders on the Storm?
I hear thunder
For some reason, and I can't put my finger on it, but this is one of my favorite Doors songs...along with Peace Frog....does anybody think that Jim wrote this, maybe as sort of tribute to his Dad. Without actually coming right out, and saying it? Instead of talking about the modern Navy, he substitutes it for the Navy of old. Hmmmm? If Jim Morrison hadn't become the nucleus of the Doors, what do you guys think he would have done with his life? Or do you all believe in destiny, and that he wouldn't have had a choice in the matter? Comments please....(: mrmohs, love to hear your thoughts.